Tamarix
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1. Anti-caries activity of selected Sudanese medicinal plants with emphasis on Terminalia laxiflora
Abstract In Sudan, some medicinal plants, such as Acacia seyal, Calotropis procera and Balanites aegyptiaca have been used to prevent or treat oral health problems. The stem and stem bark of Terminalia laxiflora Engl., Combretaceae, are used as antiseptics for mouthwash to prevent gingivitis and thrush in Africa. Methanol and 50% hydroethanolic extracts of 2
Rev. bras. farmacogn.. Publicado em: 2017-10
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2. Comportamento do tamarix (Tamarix sp. - Tamaricaceae) na recuperação de áreas degradadas por mineração.
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REUNIÃO NORDESTINA DE BOTÂNICA. Publicado em: 2011
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3. Hybrid Tamarix widespread in U.S. invasion and undetected in native Asian range
Biological invasions are drastically altering natural habitats and threatening biodiversity on both local and global levels. In one of the United States' worst invasions, Eurasian Tamarix plant species have spread rapidly to dominate over 600,000 riparian and wetland hectares. The largest Tamarix invasion consists of Tamarix chinensis and Tamarix ramosissima
National Academy of Sciences.
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4. Effect of Salinity on Respiratory Pathways in Root Tips of Tamarix tetragyna12
Oxygen uptake in the presence of exogenous glucose was lower in Tamarix root tips grown in saline media than in those grown in Hoagland solution. This effect was not overcome by raising the external glucose concentration.
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5. LOCALIZATION AND SECRETION OF SALT BY THE SALT GLANDS OF Tamarix aphylla*
Analysis of salt secreted by the salt glands of Tamarix aphylla shows that the composition of the secreted salt is dependent on the salt composition of the root environment. Rubidium ion, if added to culture solutions in which the plants were growing, is also taken up by the plants and subsequently secreted by the glands. Electron micrographs of glands from
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6. Transpirational Surges in Tamarix and Eucalyptus as Measured with an Infrared Gas Analyzer 1
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7. Malic Dehydrogenase from Tamarix Roots: Effects of Sodium Chloride In Vivo and In Vitro1
Soluble and mitochondrial malic dehydrogenases (MDH) were isolated from root tips of the halophyte Tamarix tetragyna L. grown in the presence and absence of NaCl. The activity of the enzymes isolated from root tips grown in the presence of NaCl was lower than that of the enzymes isolated from roots grown in absence of NaCl. The mitochondrial MDH was much mor